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CL\mBsem?nts.
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Ciiickkkimi Hall?Coneert.
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AIamsox BOI auk liiF.\rit. . "^ealcd Inatruciions.
hu .K.viiAitioiS? " Itoaedalc."
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toiiAMMK TB8ATBB??* Miaado.
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A' n ?b" \m> Wibtkb CoiiKna. Colda arrl
Aetbanaewr*al h? .via'.ni.tV' Balaam. iama.ll botl *BioeeatA
Large ? . u.d 7S. Depot, Ki.\BMAB.*( ".'-' "? " aad ita bt*
Pibb Scitks or Roojis eaa be had at the
mi .s, lof?B. Broadway aad iBItlL-at. Wcamtomeei
lha li, Bobai r >. .* LBWia l l
TllV. SrillMW. El i'I.ID-AVK., ClIYKl.VM*. < >.,
re...i.ci i (..?t..'..-r 1 witb i 'na foi 2?'> 8jie*t?.
Balea, * i .",? i.l.iv. Klrctno : nt-.i:i-l< BOaa llgbt* tlirvu UOUI
Ti. iii Ci.nm Mi-iivF-Lot thoae wbo lan
gtita'i nfl-rtVefatal arvinty "f "nr eUra?te throurh any
uu iu i-iai, romplalnt, orevea ti.aboare m deci led ' "'.
auin|.i...:i. by no ..... ii. I'lii. rber* is a ??? ? and anre
re-ielv nt baxnl BDdoneeMlljr trleal. "Mllbora loi. i ?
of < i.-!i rrei 'nl B'.d l.lrao." wBhont poaaraalni l
oan.a*.tina rtaror of the >. iahcrvtoforau*e-i. laend ?
t).. Phoapbate ol i Ime with a be illn* propertj
tbeo.l ? n'.lv i-fli aviou* ii- arkable te*Umo:iial? ... n*
rc*Bbe*bowfl .,.,1,1 Ii.t a. ii, w:i.ii"i; ChemUt. Bo*
|., i :i .1 .11 diiit.'?iaU.
TBIBUBE TEBMB TO M III. BUBflCBIBEB*.
Foetaye Jrt i,i ti>t l ,ite,l Btate*.
1 ve.n. BMootk*. 3 M"titha.
r-al'T. -with Snndav.BJ 68 S-j *i ?'-; 1 '?>,
luiiv. wllbont suu.luy. OO 8 (?o J io
Bnudar 1 ribi.tie. 1 BO ...... ?.
Jtan.it bv Poatal Bota Mouey Orderor IleTl-tetrd I.<? lei
By 1 *?.-1.'?I Nolotbo wmlttei wlll deaeewrltaoa ti..' No**,
??FerTHBNBw.Toaa ramoira" .. .
Wam.'iii.'. "f i aa TnacBa, 184 Baaaan-Bl.. >ew.w.rit.
Ad^rooaallcorreepondence Bluipiy. "Im. 1BHU5F. Miw
T< BB."
fOUNDED BY H01l\CE GREELEY.
TUESDAY, OCTOBEB -.''>. 1885.
1HL HEWa TM1S UOBXIXG,
For.iiGv.-KiagMilaa r.-fuscd to reeeita aUnla
ter (.i.k.iV. ? ReTolvera aud stonea naed ;.t
Ft.ii'!. electBB)fc== Brltiah rteamei attaoked
byCbii aaa piratea = Protoeol taapeetingEgyal
adgaed ta Coaetantinopla ? = NationaliaUi ta
CavnD Balael eaadidatea foi PaxUaaieat. =^
Bislicp Woodfind ilyinir.
Dombbtic -D-t'io. raiic fraudBWprediac irercd ia
tlecti. i: r*tata* at Colaiabaa, ObJ '. - An acci
dent oa t!i.- Lebish Vallaj Baiboad caaeed a bearj
Ic*b. = Tae Natioaal Prison Reform CoB.rr?aa
held its tiist baaiaeae 88**iaa.= = B*T*ral han
?lrc(! risiiora gathered ln New-HaTen awaitingthe
e*BBBlnf of tbe Cbarob Canftrei : The i:- v.
W. W. Down* teatifled in tae Tui.-i diror. e caae ia
Cbieago. ---= Four personi w.-n- burned to death
l>y n 'ire in Chteago, == Jadge Vinoenl areta a
lettcr t" Attomey-Geai ral Oarlaod.
Ciiy anu Bcbbbbab.?HotnrnatlooB aareed oa
by K..i..il>!iciiii cuuc.is. ?? An addreaa bw tlie
Bepni>i:c-iii State OoasButta*. == Wara'a tri.il
BOBtponed ?z^=. Mayoi Graee before the Gibba
t'otauiitteo. ?i?. Aiclideacoti l'arrar leetared in
Brooklyn. = Bodles r*ooT*?d from the railroad
ajrteekia New-J*ra*7. ----- Sakide near O*oeral
Cra-it'H tonib. ?? (lold vahi" of the legal-teBdef
ailvor dollat .412^ traine), 79.46 eeata
Btocks utiusuallv active ui.dbnoyant, closit ? st-adv
?witli wiiie ro:iction.
Tiir. Hka nn it.?TiuntNK local oboarratkma in
dicat.- eooier. cieaaj *??a?u?c.i, ???* pernana raia
Tenipcraturo veaicrday: iligliest, 68c ; toweat,
D3 ; aTerage, 89*8?._
The MaJison Rqaare Gartlfn in a Inrge plare,
but it will not hmd the Repablicana who ouejht
t?> Burii iu tlic-R' ou Fritlay Bitrht oftliis week.
A BBeedBB to ratily tlio Kcpubiicitn State
ajomlnatinna will be beltl th< n and tbere, ovor
whlch Mr. Joaeph H. Choate will preaide and
tiefore vrhieh tho Hou. Greoreje F. Etlmnnda :u.<l
Jadge Foraker, GoTernor-eled ol Ohio, will
uj>( ak. ^
Tlio ad.lro-s- of the Koj.ublioan State Com
mittoo, wkt- h leprintedelaewhereui thia paper,
Bb.iuifl latpreeaerery raemberof the part] with
tho iBBpartanee of ajtjttiBg out a full vote oa
clooti .ti day. If overy Bcpablican doea hia
tltitv ti.cn there is, la the opbnon <*f the ('..m
luittec, 00 doiibl of the nsnlt. Tliis sboultl ro
BaJnd all Bepabbcana who bave aotyetretjiB
lered that if they do nol pnl thelr oamea on the
roll oltheroa Fiiday or Satutdity ofthla week,
tlie raoralng ol No*amher il will lind them disi
franchisc'l aa f;tr as t!;e present elootions are
BBBtecrned.
Tbo result of the soonnd l.allwls in Fraiice
etill leavea the Bepahlieaaa aml Radicala a
in.'ij "iitv Ib the Caaniber of Dopatiea, the
di\isi.in being 284 oa the I.eit to 200 ou the
KiLfJit. A ponitive lev. raal Of polilical eoinli
tion.n u\ Fiame m thus made i>rac
tically iiiij.ios.sil*le iiutv, lor the Sen
ate renaalaa strongly Repnblicaa. Tho
G >ve: nneut, however, will have a hard
time tiiis winter. as tlu ro will be BO Btrong
aWBTlytoaympathiae withit n the Chamber. Ir is
BiBOtoaforthy Caet that the tirst time the plan of
alacitaon bo faTored by 0ambet4ar-*er?fta (/.
lisic? ifl trieil in Franee. his OWfl party, the
Oppartai i-<t.s, ahoadd be so siKnaily dafeated.*
*
Tho shocking fAoci.U'iit ou tho Pennsylrania
Kailway l.eai Jersi-y lity WM plainly t!i" rc
amlt ef e*BreltBBnieaa on th^ pati of the telegraph
opeiaio;, T. P, Fiatt, who had ehjaTge of that
BBjgtiealax MWoeh " of the llne. The emigrant
traiii bad entcred it, and the usual tnue re
quiied bf a trairi to po throupli bad elapeed.
So I'l.iu BBgnalled the expieaa to eater. al
th'*UL,'ii lio had received uo uotioe that the
traiti in advanco had j.assed out of the block.
It Ciinn.it erea bo aald in blabehalf that he
Bfus aa over-workod, tired-oiit mau, foi ln araa
?mployed only eiirht IbMbTB a dty and had had
a Ioiilt aleep before goaag (,n dntiy. Hia regret
lapolgnant and he adaatta hia fatal nuatake,
but BBBB8 carelessnrss when htiman htc ia at
atak.- i> orn.iinal a;ul will Imrdly be alWwed to
go unpuTiinhed.
e
Coi';:.se^ lor Perdinand Ward wero able to
make it appoar vestt tday thal bo was anZaOBB
to ifo on with his trial. As W. R. Wai ner baa
BBjobaMy beaaj put out af the aray ;i> a rritntiaa.
it was, cf i'i>iir?e, BSBOaelbla to proOM d 011 the
iniktn.ent on wliieh Ward irafl iirraiKiied, and
jOatpaBIIBlOBl was una\ oidable. lt will be
Binpuhtr, indeed, if tlie prisonei'M frlenda donot
in >,'i)ic way, dinctly or indireetly,obtalB more
delay WaaBB this eBBM 800808 MB Bgaia oa Tlnir.s
day It tliey ouly hiisband their le.soiirccs caie
fully, pessibly Ward will he a'.li to keep out of
court u-itil tba other important witnexi-s 1.1
tho P**Opl8 liavi their immths eloBBd ovdi.-. Bl -
forethc Federal Demoeiatic auth..ii:,, 1 niove
further in this mattajr they will, perhaps, e. 11
Blilt the County lleiuocialio aiiilioiiti. s and
thua avoid interferinB with the course of Joj
tice. They corta;nly will do it if they an a:ix
iou* to aeu Ward puniehi-d ae he deai 1 ? - B
The Mayor gave tbe Seuate CoinuiitU*8 *?ome
aound opiuionsyesterday a?ain8t Ihe permcions
practieo of lejOsIatinK too frt e!y at Alhaiiy on
iiiiaiidaJ umtttrs uflcctiiif Ntw-York tuipay
crsonl.v. Prolably the committeernen IVtliM
thw aa woll aa any one 6aM; but it doew DO
harrn (o have such n truth reiterated. Thfl
auioiint of ltionry exp?nil.<l by tbia eity ycarly
Owing to iiiitiiil.it.?ry kfiaiatiOII umouiita (..
milliniis. A great part <>t this expenditure
s'lould be optional with thfl Hmird of Eatimate
and A|i|M>rti(?niiiiiit, eape.i.lly that porti..n
whieh goflfl f..r Kiilarics. Yet thfl Lej-'islatun
at almoal every aeeeion tinkera with the paj <?<
city employee, an.l generally increaaofl it
..iiti,:^(-.i..aiy. It will probably grieve thfl
.May.H to know tli.it wl.at l?- ai.y> reflecta sidly
on thfl in..!i be is m entbtuiaatkally aupporting
forGovernorof tbia State. One of tbe woral
tbinga Mr. lli'l .li.l dtuing laat winter an.l
ipring waa to aign ? lot <>i billfl increaaing th<
namber and the pay of New-York City em
ployaa when tbere were only poUtiea] n i ?
fordoingao. _
TBE BEPUBLICAN OPPOBTUXITT.
Tbo Repnblicanaeanelecl theirentlre local
tieket nezt montb, ii t!i".\ make it aonnd and
etrong ni every parl ai the County Convention
thiaevening. ITiere aererwaaa betteroppor
tunityin thu eityto pal men of thfl higheai
oharacter and abflityon tbeBench, men who
h;iv.- !x en etmatantly faithfnl tothe foundati.ni
principlea of Republican Government, who
havealwayanpheld thenghtsnf blaek menaa
w.-ll m white in. n at the ballot-box, in the
Si.nth as in tbe.North. We wanl loyal
Kepnblicana <>:i the Bench becanae tb. e
muat alwaya be aome doubtol the fairneee and
judieial balaneeof any man who ean <-t.-ii-,-,
defend or apologise for the evil methoda by
wbich the colored vote ol the Boutb i> >?,;;>
preaeed,
Tbere haa never been 1b. tter opportnnity in
tbia city to ro&Jte the SheriiTa offlce elean ati.l
.1.nt. andto do away with the blaekmaii ea
tortion and petty ewindling which have oftcn
flourished within ita walla. Tbe Repnblicana
have :i cha i.-e to pnt in there a reaotute, ener
getic, bigb-minded Bheriff, who will clearoul
;ill the ahuaea. They have achanee, t<. >. togel
control of tbe County Clcrkaofflce, and to pnt
compctent, acrupuloue, diiigenl l.uiilic aer
rantain the Ooroners'placea.
The RepubUcana ean i> .11 i. bigger vote than
either faction <>f the divided, dhtheartencd
Democrata if they will only try. A tickel pnl
in the li.-ld to win, and not as a basia for
bargainSi will inereasa Ihe regiatration oa
Friduy and Baturday in the Repubhcan
diatricte. If the Repnblicana <>t tbiacitysec
repreaantativfl Repnblicana nominatcd for local
uilic.s, wh.. deaerve bearty rapportand^bard
arork, many .;f them will be tempted t.> regiater
who otherwiae wonld atay at home. They
aeknowlcdgc and apprecial the merita of tbo
cxceUcnt state tieket, bnl many <-!' them
will be so disgusted if wcak local
noiiiinaii >;is are made an.l they iia\<
reaa. n to nupoci " dcala'1 thal they will refnae
to regiater. Btrong local nominatkraa will call
outtbefull Republican vote for the State U< I
wellaa for tbe local cundidatea,and will alaogain
the auppori oi many reapectable Democrata
who are diaaatiaficd with the tainted State
tu-ki-t beadod by Tweed'a tool and who an in
dignanl al tho eonatanl quarrelllng between
Tammany and the County Demoeraey over
the local apoila.
The liat of candidatea made u;> by
the Republican caucaa last evening for
Bubmiaaion to the convention baa many
elementa of etrengtb and aome of weakne a.
No bctteT nominationa eonld be deaired
than thoaa of Heroa <'. Strong lot
tbe Common Pleas, GranvHe P. Howes,
an.l Jamea W. Howea for tl, ? City
Court, an.l Th'iina.a I>. Aaten lor Preaident <?f
the Board <>f Aldermen. Aa tn aome of the
other names, the convention naigbtdo w?11 to
exerdae ita power of ravbnon.
TUE BVBME8E CBI818,
If thfl latcat report, to the edecl that anarehy
reigna in Burmak and that the offleera baaring
th<- Indian Govflrnment'a olUmatum aretobfl
atopped on the frontier, ia true, thi tendency
toward annezation will l><- atrengthenedi and
interference haatoned. Danger of a general
nia.'-,acre of foreignera at alandahty appeara to
be aerioua, and one implication ot suchadeed
wonld probably l?e Frencb interpoaition, there
being aeveral peraona of that natibnality iit
Th.haw'rt eapital. Thfl oppoaittOO toanneia
tion whieb is or baa beea entertained l?y Lord
Ripon and others has been lat.-ly mnch weak
i-iicil Ly twoconaiderationai firati tbe practicaJ
impoaaibility of aubetiiuting f.?r Tbebaw any
nativ.- prince for the auperiortty of whoae gov
ciiiinei)! any gnarantec eonld be had ; seeond,
the already serions menaoo Involved in the
activity ol Frencb mtrigueai Mandalay. Tba
preaent difflculty with the Indian Qovernment
growa out of an attempl hy Tbebaw i<> oompel
an Anglo-Indian mereantile eompany to make
Iiim a beavy advanea. Tbia baving bean r.
fnsed, he fined thfl eompany si\ nuilion dollara,
to be p.iid at the rate of f*l00,000 a montb, and
gavfl th.-ii- tcak-foresi conoeaaion toaFrencb
eompany.
Tbia eonld not be tolerated for ob\ iona rea
roiis, and perhapa the neeeaalty ol eheekiiig
Frencb aggntndiaement waaojuita aeatrong a
motiva as the deaira to aaenra juatice for the
Anglo-Indbm eorpomtkm. The Frenek
agenta, thongh aaora than o'ie4! dhaavowed b-,
tbeir government, bare beea voty active, ever
ainee tha beginning of tho Tonquin eam*
paign, in Siaui. iu the Independenl Shan st.iti--,
an.l later, in Man.lulny. The eiilhusiasin ..1
eolonlaation and Fiaatern eonqneatta in faet
mnch greater aaSaJgon thaa ai Parta, and s.?
niisihievoiis have the (Jallic eniaaaiiae be
c.inie thiit the annexatlon ot I'pper Miinn.ih aa
a uiniple pn-eautiou againal tha buflTtionofa
Prencb wedge between two" parta of tbe Indian
Kinpire haa beeomfl almost a neceaaity. Cpper
liiiruiiih nixlcr Frenrh control Wonld threatea
Diitiah ISiirinah, Siam, an.l Cbiaa, aml eanae
eomplieatio! a productive of aerioua embarraaa*
nieiit. Any lrantic deed aucb aa a maaaacre of
Knropeans at this junctmo would OOmpel an
in.ni. <liat*! advaaoa Into tba territory, and in all
probability turn tho acalain favor of annaza*
lion, as tbe inost direct way of aettling ,ill dia
pnti-b m to ita conti.il. The aetaBaaity of facili
tatbig eommeree between India aad China 16
another cona.ideration in BOpport of anneXiitinti,
aml Tbebaw aeema bent upon provingtolba
Indian Goi arnment thal no other courae ollei i
any ct rtainty of aettling thfl ..ueation.
EOB BILL dXD TlHJ.lt WEBEACQVITTED.
Tke World kt atlU trying to make onl thal tbe
eh I'tion of David J>. Hill to the Ai-ai i:il,lv in
ls71 waa a viitnal acr.iiittal on tlie ehargea
now broogbl againal him. Whydoeenot '//?
Wewid apply the aame n aaoning to the <-.im. w
Tweed f Ile waa re-elected thal year by a ma*
jority of 1 1,779, while Hill bad only a ln ggatl]
inajorityof :v.n votee. Bul tbedaaiagingcbargee
in regard to thfl bogna cnii.-il cUinia, the defence
oftheKrie Rbg,and other BCta in WL', ;us
nell aa hia diagraeeful eonrae aa Governor,
eonld h.'ii.lly have been issnes in the CBOVaaa I'l
1 v71. ? m n in the eyflfl of lhr II oiUl.
Thi H'..-//,/:ilsoclaiiii.a that Mr. Inll ran ahead
Oi blfl tieket, whieh el; ?w>, in ita opii.i.ni, tbe
eoBfldence hia neigbborabad in Lim in 1871.
Hill 1.111 lifty-llnee fBtflfl alieiid of thfl DeSO
eratk .-ai'.d'.i.-ii*. for s,nsttdary ef Ss<?u-, while
Tweed raa BeveraJ taaoaand ah.a.l. Acaxariang
to Mr. Hill's own logie ba oaghl t.> have been
naaeatfld|iai runuiug ahead of JiUticLt-t. lu
1H71, whrn Twerd reqnire.il n ningle voto tj
make m. B eonstitutioiiiil in ijoiity fur his thiev
ini: f.illa, it foll to Ibe loi Of Mr. Hill. BB B 'iiein
beiof the COBBBBilf?*BOfl PlIrBegl - Bad Bee
Hona, ta turn out a ItVpublnBaB and 888*1 a
Tweed Deaaoeral BBordertogat the aeeaaaary
rote for hia partneT. 1M11 was b%bb1 to the
einergeney. Ih foond a How-Yotb meiabep,
oppaeed to Tweed, who badrao aheadof hia
tickel in ono electioo dletriet, Mr. Hill thooghl
that -uTi.ient ageaaa to diafranehlae thedi*
11 if-t and torn ont ;i Repablic ib to lel ia Carey,
another of Twee lapala. Ilere i- Mr. Uill'a re?
porl on that aeeaeion i
rhe i.ilkiiil eaaraaa iliow* tba'. ttu* <lf.tr!. t gare .->
, ..;> oftweot] four for the Deaweratte eaaBBdat* ror
Oorerner, whlkB Mr. 1. > Blalwa t" Bare eamad II
I., twenty iin,"niy, a dlB>te*)*e*l l*r*y-t**f rotea
wi, :.? in.ii.l ootabow wby ** r?n lat tl"'
Bepabilraa eaadldata ;??. Oovt ro**r.
i?n thia gronnd?thal the Reoobiieaa eandi
d.ilc oaghl nol tu li im ruii ah.-ail ol l.is tlcket?
Itis geal w,.s ejiren io the notorinna l '.m >. a boee
rote :eLl. d to thoaeol Elillao Ihlsaaaoclatei en
a'.led Tweed tosteal milliona ofdollara froBi
the eity treaaary.
Whydoca not Tin WorM apply the losrie of
tbe Carey report,aad <>r Tweed* re-electioB
bj 11,779 majority, t.< Mr. Hili'a caae, and gire
aa tbe beaefil af ita eonrilnatona 1
PASTOB AM> i AShlDMi:.
In a monograph of admirabie elearseaa aml
eogeoey, ahicb la pabliahed l>y the National
Leagne [non-partiaaa and non>aeetarianj for
tlie Suppreaaion of the Liqnor Traffie, the Rct.
I t. lleniy (iiahiiiii, oi Troy, temavea the laal
moral aad reaaonable prop of the Ptohibition
party. l>r. Graham ia B Ufo-long Prohibi
tionist, aad hia aawarcTing eonTiction is tbal
thecauBC of probibitioo ia nol proraoted bya
political partj run in ita bebalf. Theae are tbe
reaaona for i.i- coariction :
In tbe preeeal state <>f hnmaa Boci*>ty a polit
ical party foaoded oo one or more moral Lsauea
ia tiut likely ta be ineeeaafal.
A ProhibiUon partj diride* tbe frieadaol
Probibitioo and Bltesatea ? Large part of tbem.
The people canaol be Uidaeed to narrow
down to this one laaue, and tie theraaelrea t<? a
party thal is voiceleason overy otber qni -ti m.
The ;.dvoe.it. s ol ruin lavor ;i i'roliibitioh
party.
The sj.ilit rnanifeated by many of the
adrocatea of thia party is proof of the im
Wisdom of the liioveinelit.
The Prohibitiim party baa not belribd tbe
eaiix of I'roliil.ilion.
A vbbI majority of tbe Prohibitiooiata of tbe
eonntry do oot wanl a Prohibition party.
Dr. Qrahani ii>-"its lhat small aa tbe Frohi
bition rote was al Ut*l jeara eleetionf an
tnalyaia of it v.ill -till fnrtber disconnl ita
ralac. Thaa, a large claaa waa mialed by whal
it miatakenly fancied te !>.? an analogy betwewi
tbe Prohibition party aml tbe Abolition movi
incnt; nnotber claaa i*oted Iho Prohibition
tickel ii.iiu a bigh aeoae ..I .1 ii>. regardleaa <>i
conaeqaeacaaa; anotber large claaa roted the Pro
bibitiontickel t.> pnniah the Repnbliean partj :
ut.'ieis vnii-d aimplj to swell the Probibitioti
rote, aoaa t<> ahow theatrengthol Prohibition
Bentimenti neret dteaming that the Repnblican
party wonld be defeated In eoneeqaenco;
otber* roted the Prohibition tickel in order t.>
deatro) the Repablicaa party, ao tbal Derao
eraticaaeccaa migbi briiiLr free rnmand open
people'a eyea to the honoi ol it ; aml otbi i>
-tiil beeaaae they did aol Uke th ? caadidatea >.t
the oilier paitica,
Dr. Brabam employa lo the diacaaaion of
theae propoaltioua a breadtfa >>f kaowledge, ;i
varicty ol illuatiation and a preeiaion of atate
ini.it whi.h Diakb the treatiaa remarkable
anioaB poUtieo-nioral docoaienta.
Ih. Qraham la tbe i*a-t.ir ol 11. Clay Baaeom,
now ranniag for Borernor in thUBtate ou the
Prohibition ticket,
.f GOOD CBJSCB FOB BROOKLTS,
Fonr honra before tbe Drmoeratie iny Coo?
reotioo met in Brooklya on Fridaj Th* EngU
Kiid, rofening to tba delegatea t<> th;it body :
u If by Boy miechaaee they proaen! a eandidate
* for Mayor who will aol by hia aateeedent8,
"cbaraeter, teodenoiea and aaaociationa laapire
"oonfldence in the rotera, they may aa well
* abandon the manieipal Deld witbont farther
?? eontrovrrsy." In oomlnating I). D. Whitnnj
the eooTention aeeraa t<> aara reaolred t*.
uabandon the manieipal tiehl." We knaw
aotbingderogatory to Mr. Whitoey'a peraonal
eharaeter; bal hia antaeedenta, teadeaeiea and
Hssociatiooa, and above iill, the methoda bj
wbich Ie- was iioinitiated, do not oommeod hiin
to rotera who deaire to aee In ihe ajayor'a ehair
a man of positire conrtetion*, who ia familiar
aith the needa of Brookiyn, wboia aol boond
by obligationa to a * b .s-,** and wha will ad
ininistei his office withoat fear <>r ttvrot for tlte
h.-st itilercsts ot th" eity. Mr. Wliitnuv ll is
been a Dcnioeratie parUaan af th" woral tj pe ,t
ineeK aml BnbserTieot follower ot ? Bosa " Mc
Lnu'lilm. II" baa at ao tira ? abowa the alight
est ayroptom "1 independenoo. Never was a
oonvtention more thoronghly at the beeh of the
ur...sh'" thaa tbal which oomiaated bim. 11
eleeted Mayor, VThitaey weald simply do his
raaater'a bidding. II i woald l?u a dommy in tbe
principol offloo tn Brooklyn, and tin* Immenee
patroaage at hia aole dUpoaal woald be deall
.int as tin> ? Boaa" directed.
\v ? do n'.t bellera the people of Brooklyn
will snl.mit to it reetoration of naej role of tho
w.irst type. Theezoelleol manieipal adminis
ti.ition uliich they bare enjoyed for foui yeara
baa not prodaeed aay loagiag foi a retarn <>f
aleLaaajblin'a henehnaea to power. A large
nomber of Democrat* ahare tbi* feeling with
tha enttre body of Repablicana, and are lo iking
anxioualy for tbe aomiualioa of a Repablicaa
eandidate totiighl who will command tbeir
beartyanpport. rTiilaotthe Bepnblican oon
veiitii.n l>" wis.. eaongb to cmbraee tiir* oppor
t ti Ti i t \ thaa afforded 7
-TBE 8UPEBFLV0U8 WOMAN* ONCE MORR
Tbere ar>' over 76,000 tnore women than men
in the noble C immonwealth <>f Maaaachu
-etis. The ezael figurea are 70,027. In 1 ^b>
the axeeai of God'a beat j_r i rr tothe Maaaaehu*
Bottfl maa over the Maaa ichuaetta man him -hIi
waa bul 7..i7'J. The forty-flre yeara ainee
iB Pi. a< a >t itiatician who i.. evidently inter*
eated ln tbia phaae >f tha woman'a qneation
pointa out, have Increaaed the population of
the siat.i only a'> >it 250 pereonl while they
have mcreaeed the female tnajority 1,000 per
e.-llt.
In any eircumataneca theaefaeta raighl woll
annoy the Maaaachuaetta woman. F-.r like
the reat of her siatera tho oonntrr overahe ia
as 'iiaitive a >iil a-nl iii.? Favsta eonvid herol :.
ttagranl dLiregard <>f a eardinal principle of
political econumy?abfl baa fajniafa .'. a rapply
ot bereelf far ontronning the dnmu id.
Hnt when it ia remembered thal In theae
daya extraordinary hoatility La <ii
rected agsiual maforitiea, an 1 I ?
goapol '.I the righl ..f 1 be Pow to lel tbeir f i il
on tbtfneck of Phe M iny is being ?
preaehed, the p arition oftbe exceaaive Maaaa
chiis- tta wom in app n?ra w.-il aigh Intoler ible.
Ii ii>-.l to 'j. pretty generally felt that it waa
tlie majoiity t'rtt W46 .Miitl.-il to rea-.oct a:.u
that ii waa the fnnetion of tha ninority graee
fnlly toyiatd. butoaehool of pbiloeophen
haa ariaen which BOlda t'.i.t It Ifl la.'Uiilient
upon themajortty foatMaeae, with taoro orlesa
aeelamatian, wbanavar tha minorUy takoa
buutl'. Theue yluioaoph-rs have only auecia for
,?, | fopnU n/ Dei, nnd qu )to " ono with God i*
.iniiioiiiv" with anaif whleh plalaly Implloa
that thcv are aajfj the d.-vil i? always with
thoaewbodonoi aaeaaed in be+ag outvotetL
If thay are n itabaol i?ery oppoaedte aaajoritiea
it i.a becaaae in one i-.ii'tieiiinr they ara alliad to
ti.e i.it.- Joah BUItnga. " l balieva in tha Bnal
siiivaii.ni of all men," Joahoaea wfote, MP*o
vi.l.-.l l am allowed to piek tha men.
Tbeee phitosophora believe in majontie-* II
tbeycnn pick, thnl laeontrol, them,
lt j. the oxiatencaofthiaaehoolofphtloaophy,
rather than any other reaaon^thai may woll
tauae the Maaaaehuaetta womaa to beava an
:,_ mttingaigh aa Bhe retleetethat there ai
Xhe rewarthe few the greater
the wiadom; the amaller the romnant, tho
greater the likelihood tbat it is elotb of kold
bow ia abo to meel theae propo itiona I Pend
Uig her a la'wer it may be remarked tha bo
long M John L Sullivan remaine a Boaton Ilon
,,,,.1 Benjamin V. Bntleria liable any mttumn
to nn for it'.vi-r.i... Maaaaehuaetta eannot
have )."? i.i nn mcraJ inflaence within her
bordera, and therefore rannol have too aaany
danghtera. ____________
TBE MIU.ISMIM U NOSWAT.
\ Nortb*Eoropean correapandent of The Spring
teli i; publimn agood daal more thaa ln iin
Ibal i , niili. Dttlam haa nat anly arrived al
Norway bul lhal it laaeyaatorethicalBucceaatban
naaaati ipated. He eonveya thla moat iuteteerJng
iiu.l liuiat fhcerii B pieea af Intelligei c .
?? Whleh kiaga aad proeaeta waited for,
Bal ln '1 vritli.iiil llie alitllt,"
in ? nanaar aa nnioaa a< it ia aal lafaetory. Liaten
t,, im,,: ".\a we were dmrag along ona day
i,i mgh Norway] weaawtwo amhrellaa bangwg
oa tbe l.r.iin h"f ii tree. Bome people, aot earlngto
i? e,i,-ui.ii,ei,-,l with them, had lefl them there till
tbei should paaa tbat way agatn. Althougb lt waa
raining aoone tbonghl ?.f tonebing tbem."
Obrionalyno eommantary eaa add t.> the farea
of thu nmple, unadorned atatemeat. Tha nawa
(romNorwaj willcomehome to tho averaga man
witb tha irreaiatible power of a atean pile-driYer.
Noraray may waU l.-.-l thal aba baa fullilled tha
, h .i.-.-a* .a.iit uf amanifeel daatiny, aad tbal ahe
baanothrngmore to live forexo. pl thfl enjoymeut
of her triumph'a erown of triamph aad tii'1 enry
of ber aiatcr aatiooa In order to realize how far
iielnii.l Norway ia tbia metropolla of tba tfew
World, I' t anj . ?.f oni reedere arho is iuti n ib d
,? ibe progreaa oi tae raee bang a aice ailk ambrvlla
far aatnpnrary oafa kaepiag on aoa of tha treea <.f
Madiaon bqnare or of Cantral Park. A good, aer
rlceable, Btyliab ailk nmbrella ean be pnrchased
for from $5 to $10. and tha ona aelected foi tbia
Bxp. ii:i i-'.i aboald ba bang?nol neceaaarily for
pobtication bul aa a guarantoe af gw d faitb?on a
lunb withiu aaay reach <>f paaaera-by.
1
,i. if. w.-rk. in n glowl ig ealogy ot tbe llfe and
pabUc aenrieea of bia friend William 8. Warner,
abich Ihe Btrald pnbliabed yaaterday, aaya tbal
Mr. Wiuii'-r nerer |oioed ;mv <>f Warrl'a pokar par
tiea, Bui when Warnerraked Inapol of f*578,o00
i i tbal famoueerMiingraeatingal WarcVa bonae, and
broxaall tbeothei oredltoraexoepl biaailenl partnera
oal >'f the game, althongb !..- bolda raryweak
haad, we thiak na played one ef tho boldeal and
-..- ..i auei e.a.ini " i, nfla ' "ii record.
Tba Ber. Dr. Laonard would be grateful t> the
ll-.ii. I> n -.ti I'.. Kiii'.n f->r tha reolpe by whieb ba
atakaa bla piteben of auothiog lem
?
?.,,? io ? lembera of tli" Cltta. n ' I.- ague 11 Brook?
lyn, whieb olaima te be a itrictly non-partisan
i [ing tba Repnblieana to aominat, an
i: .! ;???:, 1 ut 11 ??:;..n-rat I'T M ,l\ nl', a >1<-Iy beCatUO
Low, aa Independenl Repablican, waa aup*
j?,n>(l foar yeara ago and t\.<> yeara ago by a oon
alderable namber of Indepandenl Democrata. Bal
w u ?! ilna ba trm partiannahipI Doaa n aot l...?lt
Uke i 'li\ iai >n >i !!:>? oflk mi -oc al laaat of one of
Bi a betweea the t.ui partl ia T and ia nol thla the
t.iv aort of ;? iinii-- wbich theae aama men bare bo
bitterlj deoounced I The Leagae ahonld mppoxl
tii- 11 il iiiiii it eaa Bad lor May *?thal ia all.
? ? ?
Tbe people af Virginia ahould nol bare maeh ?'.i>
i. uii> i.i ebaoatagbotwaan a .1 ad generai'a war
aa ! Ile and u Ura maa aa eandldate for <; irern ?r.
?
\V:ir:;.-r'H friend \V..ik ia hlghly Indignant be
ranaa Diatrict-Attornej Dorah. Imer bad the gaile*
leaa Warner aireeted. Parhapa ll wonld do i. i
barm if tbe Diatrict-Attornej would aee wbal ba
OOtlld ii>. in ihat Iin.i Wlth Wurk linn-elf,
The Boekm Qlobt inaiata thal TheXe* I riaiai
ia a aphinx. 1 be motai !:?i ia ool nnapt. / he Tta* i
i i truthdoea partake "f tbe qnalitiaa of i>"th an old
woman n:.d ;? wil'l l?':ist.
? ??
Tba AiliiilTiiatliitli.il ia ?<Htini{ ii va.at de.d of
rr.-.lit i..r nwaoi i"n ita aewly appointed t biaf Jua
llce of Kew-Meileo for baring aelecti 1 >. W.
Doiary aa ..na of tin- l en itortal Cammiaaionera to
nainw tha graad aod patitjariea. And yet ITineeul
waaapaointad bj Mr. Clereland ia tba raee of tbe
ootoriona la'-t.a tnat he bad baaa eonflaed in j.til for
aa ontragooua eootempl of eourt and thal bewaa
thr- reeognized bireiing of ull tbe New>Mexteau
land'grabberal
?
Oorernor Hillahoold taka a bath lnaaolation
ot . hi..ri.I.- ..f lime.
?
B, II. Tobey la maeh tooahy. BTare i-i Perdiaand
Wardaaaertingempbatieally thal Mi. rubay'aeB*
tenaire tranaactioaa witii tha lirm of Qranl .V
Ward wera raallj for tha boneit ?! Willtau R.
(irac-j, I.y whom Mr. Tobey waa employed aa oaah
icr. Mr. Oraea atontlr ieniea that ba bad any
thing to ds with theae tranaaetiona and dadaroa
that the eetimable Tobey muathaTebaaa apecu
latingoa bla own aeooant, Meanwbile themodeal
and ratiring l ibaj aaeka aaolaaioo aomewhare. He
.sI.niiM eome forth wlthoat delay and tell all Lo
knowaM
?
No niiin ambittona for p ilitical praforment ahonld
forcel that tii ? p. ople look a ii h ki"?-:i an .:ii.'i":i apon
aecuritiea ac-quind by dunation. An Inaoeent,
iiiin>-i: 1,-nle.l man like Oarland niay Imagme hnman
natnre t.i Le s,. baautifuily dian i ireated that men
kim' iiwi.j milliona of atoeka ?11!..mt ezpecting an
i <ini val.-nl, l.ut iu la.t thay tl.,,.'l.
?
If thare had really beea aaything ia tbe affidarit
of Colonel " .1 im Jonea, Deputy United %
Colleetor, aenl ont tiatnrdaj by tbe Demoeratie
-(.-.;?? Cammittee In dafeneeof Oorernor Hill, thal
* a.a iu ieiv \\av beoeBclal to tbe eandldate, the
<i?il jarneeKeform Aaaoeiation mighl bare beea
. aii' ii apon to deuiand bia e m ?r il ii^ an " oflenan -
parttaau.' Bal ... the only tLiiu-1!:? r,- waa In it if
any moment waaproof tbal tha Hnl faetton bad
li ?.] i , l waed, tha tm x i iti -:i will ;,i ibably iK'..''!''
tb. I?? pnlv i'? i .- --i i-'- ;, rformaae aa wnully inof
to Bi i ablieana
tERSOSAL.
The debta of th* ra.id Ktim ef Bararla a**onat t"
B7,f..(".o. Be ha* apeal fa i> tbal raooh oa hia aUU ua
iini-ii.i.i in.i.ut .i.i raatl* ... llerren*Cbtemflfl,
iin i':ri, i ot Bararla la pabhahlaej th"
recerda of li*r hi.-.i rnlta trarelaaboul Eorope, aalugth*
iicu naine " I'i,. \ bu Bay. i."
Bi Beaatoc Patteraea, "r laatai CaroBaa, tarUdUog In
Phi adelpbh*.
i Prealdaal Bapklna vaa aatarallj ro* ..f tin*
11i.4prv.1i uf uii ii'inTini .it tiif> Bteetiaa al lha Btaariean
Board of Com ilaatooera for Pcrelarn Biaaiona.au
/;..',*,i Retord, Belauj eonalderalily over al* feel la
it,hl* -ih ii :itid Impoalag haad atadahlaia Uoal
i.i.iti:; theleaaat autineuoee abaul mm. Thouyb
i-i.-hty three y.- irs ,.f aara elght yeara oldnr tban tho
llnanl i.i-:. - i .i-i. iii utlod aad itodr whlcbprouiim**
arell fur a prolougatlon ol iiia lifo imn tbo uid
Uuli- i> a lieulgueni expreaalon on tba ei Presldeut'a
i.if wblcb n. I'liuin* .rn i .. niiul .."??. tl m " ith *rlil ii al*
- i, ii ? " .a H i..nu, ? . [arded blin.
M Josh Btltlaajs" soma tweaty yeara .i ,, arot* aothe
deatb ef bl* old friend M Arteaiaa Ward." Tha Bribute
w,i~ imliil-lii- I i-a Ihe /,-?./ r.u l,j,i aad ".liir.li" n*v. i s.itv
ll aajata nnUl thia month, wii?n ba mel trlih li la a ( ?ii
fnrni.i paper, il* ni om-o (Oetober ;>> *?-ut it witu a
reqaeet lor repnblleatlog t.. ih- Ttmken Oajtttt, to
a iiirh paper i.o coatrlbuted aome of hia aarUaal arttlaga,
llraoeked Bui paper ai....*t aliaaltaaeottaljr with ihe
i.p > a *f bla u? .tn. la aa .u .iin|. mjlaa idtt.'i ha arota i
?' I um 8*8 only dfllbjhted l.i.t a-Mnlih* t ut tin- vit.ility
.f Baa , i.l' BBTtnr1 vhhta l a iv* raad for tha laal tweaty*
tiii-c )*.ir* ii tn,- t ii.l ln tn* tlr.t rjuc*. rr, rj BB* ln
BwMpajbBjaBBltafBM fe* r*ra BaaBfBaaBtlieraabjpV
baepaaa ;?. i?t? . th*n t wa* pal ui* IB*** hrt r. ,,t
l?w?i, iLi-H ii La.* aaaa yet .?*'.? tuera Btaa <**.? iidi.Jrml
B******B*tB aa I h*ve rtellrored It; then I fmre rea.t lt la
erery ctveti tiilacoiitliiont lhat has 15,000 peop.c in 18.
an i haodnat* of towo* that hure not 2,000 iu theui. aml
It never baa Bad any tl.i.i* wl.lwl to lt, but luiioh 8*1
uw.iy mnn It, ;*nd lt la now read from the aa.u* unoK it
vaa iirat *ntt*n la: an.t atUI tbe brare old iui?niiai-i.ut
ii bta n l-ooI flLl.t. I h,,v.' r.?a.l t aix nlitlii* ln Calif;.ri,ia
(Inl.ii,- ttiniHxtaaveii we***, uml beeu p?>?<? '"r ? ?? 'J
ii aeeata te mo tbal tin ro ataat i>? noiu* *-umi hb me oiu
Word*. " __________ _________
TBB 8TATB I JSFASS,
im [?.- T.ur.-. ii |8 to i.l lr *M tlin Itapiihlican* of Chatl
tauqua Coaaty al a rreal utaelBag to i*j h?ht at J aa b>
towii to DBorro* areaiaat.
??lha D.-iui.or.ns af BewTork state." aaaarJaBe; to la*
Vttm Obtereer, ?? aro aeadaatJM a B*m, for B*e*at kov
?raaaent." Thaa whrdoa'lthey eeaapalXBtrktB. Hili
to wlihdrnw freni iimir ticket i
i...? iii.ii .ii. BepabBeaa Umgttm Baahaia unironnod
torchllfhl parada
?? Hawara," tbo Bew>Yorfc amraaaaaBleBt of ne Phiin
metpktu Freim, wrlttm : " 1 1. lt* 8* 8**Bt thfl Kepubll
e*ns *jU earry tb* Bl*** of Bear-YerB ln lh*e*eatii*
eleeUoa.., . IB)ft8ara**8ae*?rla**d that IB*Daraa>
portwouldbeehoaea Oorernorof ibaBtata^raaV Ba.
New-York ln a faiiiUl.i la alwaya Beoubllcaa
Th* *.ni "f ti." Bepublleaa party tn Ihe Baipbre Btata
N wliho.n a bbaialab. It* itaMdurd baa orer i*u.>n born .
:. uii l.y nirii of bruim, bjf iin-ii nf pttbtlfl Btel
peraoaal hoaor, by men ..r axparlauce, wh.auoeeea m
thecooduot oftbalr omi atfalra aaarkod tbem aa c*a?
ooalj proper peopt* to taku hut.l of tbo aflair* or
thelr fellowa"
//,. Brooklyn EagU tella a Borreapea***! tb-.t Baa
bhitory af Mr. HiB'a eeoaaetloa with eaaal aUdaaa
?'refleetaonnouody." ih, Rajlt really '>a*ht not I*
e*ll ita c-.vn eaadld it* for Ooreru** a B*h*dy.
Ommego TimesEsprem ara** tbn B*
publloaaa of Oaweao Coauty to ?? *o i? aad r*B ay aaeh
a imijoriiy ln tbla dlatrlel aud oouuty aa has not been
doae in inodera tiaaea"
The lt?thiio Otmrter havine loUatated that iho Bapafe
Itean Staui Conamlttee wae abert of faada, The Voekpor
.ioiini.it retorts: " Th Oomrier forgata lhat ?U Bta Bo
piilillran State Coiutnlttco h.ia to do t? BBeat* vletory la
to nbow up tbe reeord of tho P?ui wratle pirtr. Ao*
that dou'l coat*cant. It U a very enay aml ?lwi>i"
j.?i.."
TbeBnffalo rink Ih wiii.it BeaatoT Erarla apaata t.*
the BniTalo BepubUoaaa thia orenlag ha-a beou llttoil up
with 3,000 Bttata
Ifaraball L lllnman, tbe Domocratlo aeaslaee for tae
BenatelB the XXXIld i?i-iri(-t, la rlee-preataaal of tho
lirooka l.ocoiuotivc B/orka.
TBE IM.K nl I UJ. DAY,
Mayor Hardy, of Ltneola, -? ., ba* raade a s-eat inany
enemlea bjr bla stroag ataad in faree of taaaperaaea
One of tii.-in tbe otber BbrM loft a cuilin at bla ahaoe 8* a
wurnlng. Tha htayec Broaaptly aold ta* eoflla for f!3
aod turued tha atoney ovi-r to a t. -peraace .si.ciety.
DaGauiata. who l* r?n amateur pbntoerapber: " Brallf,
MtsaFvellne, Iabouldao d. .i.-:.t t.. try you by tha now
dry plate pr n ?h."
Iby epnetlte: " wby, Mr.
1*.. t'Hinera, ii would do you bo Rood. Bo, ladeod, uo dry
plate for ine. I'm alwa>a awfully linnaTy. you know."
?? itut yon don't e*uapreb*Bd. I would lik- to take
you "
?? laa parar* Tableau. Be bad to take Ber, appeBt*
nn.l all. -[Uartford P**?.
Ull LOW, nifi Uil.i.'\v.
ln tl a Statt of Ohio, a Drtuocral lay,
, i .'.,,.-, - i.i low, bla bli ow, blf blllow "'
Ai.-i he aaddfloed ib* whola of the Oetober day,
uuli bla " Blllow, bla bi I >w, Mfl blllow! "
Oh, ln- curaln* wn* lafl aad I la r ,.?-? it waa long?
II* bad auddenly lound nli his reckoDlu*a wroiijr,
Aml tlu* wiih about tlu- aiii..un: ol hi^ teagi
??. >ii. bli oa . bbj blllow, bla bIBoa I"
He lay on tii* hlllalde, all tatterod and torn.
Moanln* " Blllow, l*i? blllow, l.ix niliow :"
Proui bispedi aial, Prlde, be'd beeo Uuatled aml borae
By a blllow,:. buatlua bla blllow,
lle ha.l l.-niL'ticI i.t lha wi.M' a' h<- <a? it nioveon,
Ami bad bo tated aloud ?f bl* boodle .md brawa ;
liut tu ila) all bl* i "? allz ition I* lci.
Into " Blllow, ln;.' blllow , blf blllow :"
?[Columbua I)i?[<atch.
\\> retnra o.ir thanka lo auraaat. Btra C. C. f'hni*
n, ,.i, .,f Ua.pln ( nuuty, fur a t.resiiut ..f rt BlCfl |.n:r uf
KeuU' hoaa wbenwetee ttiein Ui iinifut in tbe) wlll
reuiladuaof her aud uur aaluti t niolher, her alater, wbo
i- ii.ih raltlna oa tbe everjrreenehorefor ua ? i ??
iiii.i: i [IB.) [adepeudent.
Tlt.? followin* la a aratetawa "f th* 8/*| ta whleh '.ettera
nro ad(lr.->?el in AiaLu: " ln tin- n; t.ic oftB* iiioreiful
., ,1, tba beaefleeat. TbJa artiBag h from ouo who
aaaraaa hta i ? t.i. frota -., tin- a*n of \.: aad if li.si wBTa
it wlll p t int" the haint* or onr Meod Bldj Mn.-a. th.i *.;i
of iiiiin.i.iiia. tin- rnaaalan. th" ? '.it-istiin. in tho rity of
Tbarabola*, Ti Ipall, tbe UlaaBrteoa, the fauioua."
i-.mii (i.*r 'km.
BO, !.
Ua weara a bandaoata watrh aiwl chaln
Aad i nfl* androllara,
Ia draaaed la broadcloih, awiug* a ame?
'i l- ubUu bi'?*;ot tho dollara.
Hia hat i< battared, eoal thr*aJI*are,
lt.. owna :.o cuffa m.r eollara,
il,. li i- i.o .li eent rlotbe* lo wr.ir,
Uut lio haa gut the do lor.-*.
?(ftotton Courler.
A n.-w atrert hao juat l>*en laiBBtiBJOtad iu Bergwa,
Nurw.-iv. mit of tae proeaadaof Bq*or Ba*_aaa Ita**
i?.,n appropriately ;niti..*d DrataniBaaral, whleh taaaaa
Urofway.
Bob Kiitn. a Bakar Coaaty eooa banter,firea ua Bte
ln* roolpe for oookli b a eooa i" Paal keteh l* eoon,
.1.- ii *klo i.i ni. a... parbu* blia, taka blui ofl uml i nt ulac
oa .n-iii aad brln* bim .!"?;. i" a au..ill .Ut, aad wou*.?
fa* podaer rod papper and aalt ln bla harkaaa, aad ...it
Lan i i>;iii out oi. .lo ui.iin."--(Learj (Oa) < j. rt. r.
Tbat eutbnalaatla, not to aay rabtd, tecaoeraaee orgnn
i,f tht. eity, ih' x ic, darotea a*arly hatt a pa/eoflta
apace to adreitHtna ? e*rtal*wi*i.atpaay. Itprlnta
ptctana ot Bie BauUdiag when the wlaeUmad*aad of
thr L),iti;a-. iu whieli il la pal u|i. It glr** ravt.lm:^
il-M-riiitioua of th* " llne." " rloli." " dry." an 1 " trnlty "
i.i uida aald by thn ooaayany, whloh mnat make th"
nioiitii of arefeiBMd Arankard water, If aay aaah read
Tht Votee. Ts pr.-veiit any bBbUUBB lt Kivos the poet
i.iMce addraae of Bt* eonipaay, aod all otber parttoiuara
to ald any wh* may wtab te pnrekaaa Ibaarla*, ailtbJa
i* don- in?\-ii,e \',,?,- aroa'i a**? "out frmn tha wuae
eotnpany f..r thia aatoniabln* pleee of adrarrBuafj tarely
therefore thewlneootnpany witi n>o uj aad eull r/i.
Potei bleaaea, Tbat a peofeeBeJIy aaatal paper. an
opptmanl of Uqaor, ?iinaid Bta* anrreadef Uh esl*raaa to
adrerttaln* n eompaay whleh aaa laufaelaieB wino. ln
ordar u> bnrt a poBUeal oppoaeal I* a palnfal axhtblUoo
ol iiiiuior.ility. We Ti-ar Ihe Totet t* .racko.1.
Beoeatly a nuaBa* Cbleairo loumuinlat aatbered a
ir.iw.l. nn.l entertalned ibetu with I?* dlatnbeaoa the
lueuualitie* >f. louea aad a. ty. Be w_? in the ntldat
of In* iliv deolaratlona tba) H"> eapltal of tue rtoh
i.a'i.iiLr.i tn tho laboriug claeaefl. wbaa a elear rolea
frotu tbocrowil' " You'vocul a*old wi?t?n an : I haraa't
aay. I want youra." iii" apeaker viw aonplaaeed.
Itacorerln* bluwalf, nowerer. ne aatd:"l boaajbl Ihl*
wateb aad pabi for lt." "Iiou'i make aay dlflereace,"
peraUuid lha rolra "roa'ra cot a ,?,*:.i wu,teb,aadl
harea'i -i wanl it"' 'Ji.? talk.-.- u.i^ rhedruiatod aml
tho uteellnf broka ap, -{Boatou rraveUar.
; Mr.. Maawnmp M.nlth: M You know, Mr. .lonea, htngjjy
Bear. laa'l u fnauy; he baa Btaaa mt.. Bte raBroad
o^alraenabaalaeaa m.w. I read ia two for thrrr papara
tii.it ? .ii'iii-i ha p*ya tho badcat,1 B'aat****h*anaat
to do thal for I"
Ifufwuaip M.iitii: ?? Wi'ii, idoa'tkitow. Batheaaa't
pay an> rrebrhl for me this year. Tho aoulea Bara
fillmi from iny ,?).-*. u? it weiw."
' r v..- a .1 iMona aranln* at tho Lyeeaat, an I tha flre lu
tn>. old i.o\ at..M' Reflme i t>. aaioke and amoulder, ratber
111.ui l.iirn, tliut ii j-.iIl.-1it iiui-vir.l nitn li.o . erale.in Uu.- of
tba Miiii..-i.li.-ii-.
M.l..^' ivut diin It ln oiilo wnr tliein OObtaiolnated
prohlbiablonlata," reinarked 81 BUpabo-J, *biftlng ut,
toliacco ijuld.
- Mfhy, i tii-.rt tiii-m wh/ w,,t w,< depaaded ->u l" aotcl
ii;.:?. Ratloua, allithtly aatonlahed,
??-,, ?e did, i: iii... au wedld; but th'dlapatebee a.-/
that tbe proliibl?hlonl?t* rote euxu frou th' Deiuocraey."
- w n a t: A Dawiuooratlc pfoblblabl?al*t I vv.-ii, rn
|... ilnrn.-.r. Have anotbei llfto' ' uhlo woe'onaae."
Tbe aaek r *?ui ? i? im ided and tb-j p^.ttiiion.a w re
BxiraUeap.?[Uartfcrd I'oat.
TBE FALIASI JOSP'
OF B1SQBAMT0X.
M.\ i. . ,. .DUBS.
/ ht .Y'le. 1 ?,-?.
General Edward I'. Jonea is ?,.. dodger. 1!h
ili i ii,ii ii,.I.-- wii'-i- iii'-ic w.a B?*ail for ruluateei. r.o d J
:i.. i Waalilagtoa, althougb ha bad t.i nw-ui hia way
llirongb tlie atraeta it il.titiinur,- togal tlirro.
liul-vr III:. TIIOL'OIII
cnitat .',?, a',' r Th$ Bmutn n.nitt.
L'olanet A. H. rolianibae, now dolug i>,i*n.esa at N...
?-.?'? Kaazia iL, lt.il .-ny, acraaoa (.euerai Joaae, of
i;.ii?ii iinii.ii. N. Y.,i,( riiiiniiu' fur Uaatenani boraraar
tiieiei fi.Ue eolon witb mepeet t<> li 1 s ranna that b<
c >.niii-4ii.ii-.l iho ..th Maaaaebaaatta Raximant oa taa
meaiurabli l9thot aprll, 1861, wbenil a <i ao roagbly
bandled by a aiob wblle peealag tlirouxii
tho atrecta ot I'.altnii"! ?-. ?-,!!.> litli
Maaaaebaaatta waaoraaatzad la 1860, aad waa th? tii-at
(mr in ti.o .-tat* te raeatra onlora t..r |B? u;e *ur." a il i
tbet'oloaeltblamornlnc, "Aitiiat Uma Jeaeawasiti
. ,...!,.; and l waaCaplaia of Couipaay <'. We nrrive.l lu
Ba ti-ii..rr>, Aprll 19, 1881. t.i iiit oitv our reirniieiir,
aambertujc uleren tompaalea, aaa la i.a h.iul.d by
boraea la lae aaroe eari tbal we caaio I.i froan oaa depot
to tli.-uti.er. Cotonal Joi.ei aad ?taff, togetber wlth
liompanlea, paaaovl tbroujb aniBtljr, aod tlie raat
of ua were WattlBK for our inra to BMira BB. Aa ti.e
:. a\ iu itariia :ii.f? looger, weBjipaarrdaa thaatraai
lo Invaatlaatr, and tba algbt ol ua aaa tbe ai.-nai far an
ntiiiel. i)>-iiii itii-ii. ua.- erowd of ri l/.ena, ajOSl of wlioiu
aecuied to be araied. Aalwaa tba mi.' odot-r tbara,
tlie coniiii m.l "f He- '? t mr compaau.rotred aa nir
andao i baatily gol thaai lata llna uml i.o,-an tha
iii.ii.-ii to tha .i.-|i?t. That waa abool two aUlaa away.
tv,< badltri k'.iiia, aad aa faraaeoald baeaaa wo were
aarroaadad by a furloaaand iletaraiinad atob, Wblle
we ware Uma iiu'iitinir iihi- ?.,), iniii by rout, Captata
L'.arit, of Oampauy B, aad Captaln aatanaoa, ot Cam
nuny L, wbo were at tha (t?j??>; aitb tbi-lr roaiaatida.
aaardnaflrlngaadlaarnadol nurpuatt b. Th ) aalu-.i
Cnloael Jonaa ta ba altowed to c . t.r aaala iaoa, bul
we.-. rafuaad. Afie-. io,n aaaa li al i?-. a killed aad a;.tr
wuuiidad wn raaabad tae -W\i ,t. Uoteoal Joaaaaald
OOthlllg t,, 010 Uutll VI were w.ll .in ii .ir way io Haii.
ln.i,ui. aad than baatappad aiy iHwldrr aaaaaM: -I
tblab i .'in tiepend .m >.....' No regu ar repart waa bbo|
hj .I-iii'K lo ...i.icriil Si-,>tt. who iliru waa lt ooibwau.I,
aiel tho tui.iii luusl be obvioua n.iw. "
UH1.11 l. \s .\ BhOW PLOUttU.
r^im far JfiaatiawelM W
Joa-a, iha L'tiu ?cr#li'. OaUiiUaio .... L.ia.?u*..l ClV
ernor of Xew-York. baa a rmufacbe ao larre th? .
tura out for blm wben be eomes pmbing u U1, "*? '"?'"i
TAKIN.l POOK AIH.
Frum Tne PUfla .V/j./i''<i HecorA,
Our Dniuocr.ilii' frlenda out iu (>hlo a-eiu t? ha?-? v
aaraaaaayad I'rohii.itioi.iat t,. kiii u,? iteuubii"")..^ff
cnRiotra, if sor bofaxr.
fr'tiit 1 ht italtfittrn XtW.
Mr. K.ower la ail or.-nld.
OR A prPLOMATUVr, KlTIIEP.
Ptom Th> V. I.nut SVoaaftrai ,-, ? '
Mr. Ttaynrd la not kuo.ni to fa:m> aa a urnu .rlst.
TIUJ OMAMA-MUEia
RaVENTRANCE Ot LE8TES WALLlCf.
Mr. rVallack came forward la^t nlght ln .\'i!v
I .'.a Qerdea aadaetad tae ebiaf part, EUto <.m.j, |B
uwu weiLkaowo .imi loug popuUrdraiuaof *? 1.-"-.ol^"*
ThU play haa beea oftcti areu and fnlly .leacrilmd aaa
.v..i.i - >'f uppl 'i'i i;U'- |fi'i-i-i ii.fc- Ior it .lo m,i bow taka
novcl fonn. ttaeharm, whleh baa praacrvadM aUi taea,
y< ara ai .1 whleh .atlli roiii.u. Bdl il tn tha publk) fator
real.Icnt In tlio felieity wiib Whleh ita auth ,r haa me\MLj
a atory of ordlnary llfe wlth (he alaeoaphere of rouu?a
Thu biiaia of tho pleco wai tho norel of " faidj i~,
?Wldawhood," bal upon thia (oaadatloa Mr. Waiiaik ??
baUi a freeh aad plaaiiag fabrie al pioture an.l attka.
gtrlagtetha aarrattra a draawtta tum, an.l aedaetw
Ir..111 hu siinj.'ol all tlie leiiilinuio eiTocta, *U?HiLT
Brtlatteerthaatrlaal, laal arera warraatad by tumt,,.
II aaaaUy aappaaa that a atay whleh baa be*
ui.ule aat of a norel catinot bo oujiyed eueai
by apaetatera ta wbom tbo uovel li atready fauiiur
Mr. Wallaafc*! " Beaedaaa,'' ou tae eeatrarr, laaaaaaS
compUto in itaelr, ataar, Haaaa, bow sxettlag,aaatajg
amaaleg, pura la taaa, aaaad la aharaeter aad readii*
latalugtBle ta ..uy aad arary aadteaae. Tae mhtta jl
i.rtito far ii.i-i lenta that a-toniah, aad oalauiatkaai Maa
abucb, aaa of lata yeara aaaa attmalatad to a tn*cti i
of voi.icity, Bad ?u. li .'tl- ? ta i.a aWaal Qrmfe iunia
bbobd. aa l lha reaaaa of tui ahUdrrom the gypay g^^.
Balght -i-eiii t-.uijiai-Htiveiy tiiuio ;.fu-r tha aaaaaaaBgal
Btlraelea aad eerrera ef aaeh a play Ba ''ThiWaajJ
Iu " Raa. I il'," however. tli<-r? la a loiu-h of iiatura, ?m
tho autlior haa coiitnv. l t? tell B aiinp.e atoi y la auob %
r.iiiantic way tl.at ita mt- rest ls MTet oucv BeraaBJaj
to flajf.
Tbe eharaetara ia thi* ptaee, rartharawra. aretrpti *
a aociai llfe that ia ratioual, ai..l i.,'.y ?
iu .aii aaaa teraatad wlth acirre elaaieata, whaaal
of .itti-:n iinii or rapabaaa: thry are aot f..i?i aad 2
are aol fowlleb. Tha drama raqnlrea etrht m
ot w:,u ii .aa, uiJ ba stahorate aad haadaoaieaata, Tl?
aigbt aacatapiaeot ot tbe cyp-l.-a i.a tlie moat
iii.--,-, aud tae niyateryrad auaj.a,. witb ??
aarrouadad hara uevar faUadto nu.kc lt cxvhilc aa4
impraaaiva, "Boaadali" aaa iiaadaomely ni
m.ht iu Nlblo'a liaiiii-ii, aad tha parfefaaaaee ?;ve?
there i.y Mr, Waiiack and hia cierer pesoi-iatea wai n>
oelredwith abandaat faret byaerowdad boaaa vr
Ilarrj Edwardeapp ..r.-.l aa Ullet MeBennmi Mr, a',^
l.iui KitOB aa liiinhtrry lmbb; Mr. ii.i.ry B, ||?|, u
Mnii/itv I.t t:j ; M laa AuiiK- iioi.o ua Latlg 1 Inn ne* Utj;
Mtaa kiif- ii.c.eti ua ffaaa Leiyh, aad Mi
tldrtdge ua labitAa Mark. lha wrlUag oi thraa
n.niiia larotrea tho revival of ofl u,cav
an. h aa air.iiit'cly n
the tlijcht <>f time. Whaa "Boaedala'* waa |
daoad.al Uai.iek'i Theatrata October, l-'i:t. Untra>
iioii, llary Oaanon, Oeorga Bollaod, Cbartei Paaiflt
Kiiinv Mor.mt, Mra. Uo.-j aad Mra. 8.-ftoii actadhlat
an i N, w-Y.u-li aociaty fornn-.l a lort of faiaily j.irty fw
Ita eojaymaat, llaat af thoaa aetora hara paaaad away,
, i aia | aehaagealaeataaa haaeooe '.r.r tb???B>
ptlZl B of (!r..iiiatlc- afl.iir.a. Mr. WalhWk hl . a.'if miial
riiel many reuiiaiaoeBt tboaahta an.l faaciaa eraaaaa]
apon btamlnd, whaa aetlna !" thladi
HiaiaiperaaaaUoa of Ktlioi Orag haa .-i'way??eia
(iiuniiiiii; for ita graaa, ptayiataaaa, aad teudvaaBJ.
n.eiit. aad for toachaa "t elegaul >. : - , ,.
llkewlaa abowu bla j,roie??ion,.l reraatllity. Tha ll|li|
.oui-iiy of It la parfaet, but the eomedlai ?;!?;'? oatuf
lila |,e. ullar im'-, and qalte a:irpn?ci
hia aadlaaea, in auob altaattaai aa thal .,f Bj
Kv-|.ay diagauw aiet tl..' comlc aoii.-. lu ali.-iu itrahiof
faree to wbleb Mr. Wallaek la proaa prornaBkelBaal
uot a liiiuli-..ii. 0 io the iietoi- in a i?cra.ma!:.,n .-r th.i
niixfil qoallty. Ha waaraeelrad wi?h eonllal a.-?t fn
qaeatappiaaae. Hia BaflaigKlag aulmal apirita, hii aaa.
Uagactlrity reatnlaad aad madalattd bj atru*ij.
? ; bi t of r.-j'.'-e --an i ina Bomplata n .i-',?-ry of tha irtof
tlr.iiit puiiBaui-y lo a.ttlnc.il tliruata, lu tii.il luieaauilu
qiiick aadsubtla Infl.-otioiia of ile tolce, profadma>
Ugbtfalaathey aaroererbaaa. Thaelmetetaf BaaaBj
?I ,1 xl'-ain- la tha auiisliii.e: thfi uiiaie ?.f ti.e lute atlil
Moata acroai tba reaaata watera i iinJ thou^-h tbi ii.-ht la
tiint of ih.- erantag aaa.arary doaaa aadaabufata.
- . aial ta a*o>daa wrth Ita fadiag glory.
MAI'AMi: JL'DIC INCOMEDT.
At Walla.-U'rt 'llitatre last i>i>;ht M.idaat
Judio appaatad ln pure aaaaaiy?patra aaaaady, thal uu
a.ty, if wo aeeepl tii? adjaattra aaajaallfylag aalyfht
draaaatle tyi'e ef lha ptaeafaai aaa i'? ui'.rjijcont.n'av
TUe play wa.a '? I>iv,,ie .ii*," Wbfeflh haa !?< ior ? b. ,-n gm
aaa6ad ..a our attura laptailiah. Kn-arb auJ licrnuu. Tbi
Oaraaaaparfaraaaaaa at theThuiia Theatrathtaaraa|
a^o waa the tlrat .-iiiii wai ezeeedlaaiy eaaBdltj
l-'ruuleiu >chr itt, who ihiptraouated f y/Ti,?.,. i.-n tbat
o-o.ia.oii, aaiprtalag the pnblle with an rib bi
tlon of .laih aail dracefulneaa mch ai v
a-1'.loui ni.-t with ln lieri.au aotn-aaet
Of tho othT jierformauoos it ls BaadBBj
to ajieiii eveu for tbo puipoae of polutln* a contrad
wlth tha rapraaaatatlaa nf laat BlgBI, anl this la tbi
only ua<> to which they ooul.i be app.led. It Is .-ipiallf
ueedloaa to euicr upon adlaaaaataa of a play whl u ioa|
aj,'o took raik aa one of lha moat perleoi lu con- ructwi
aad aaoal paraleioaa la tafaaaea af all tbe ruai.;. latgi
oua coni.-diea wblcb the k'rrnch piaywrtghta hafB ft?
laaad, laat It la lataaaaly uivrrt;;i^. .\ ta ..n.- expoal
Haa of a phuae uf aaatalaad aawaaWJa Itfa wlth wiuckaii
liellOTera iu wouiau'a piirlty BIB .xolud'-d from ay^ipa
thaaag, aad :. aaael aotable |aataaaa ot how a tuara cai
i^ eaoeaalad and aobrertad by the moaua a.lojiw.1
io iiiuat a ? lt, tae playlaajagalBK Twarldkaawa, lt Mf
.,!,,? prraeal ai Walla. k'a laat ntghl dld ao4 kaaw tbfM
blaan before tha rapraaeatattoa aaanralydid .ft-r, for
u ii-' oi thaa. tara wera iuor<- uiove.l ') pradlah -r n'h'i
coiiaiaeratioii xrom uiukiui{ .ae apaaltloa oouii-leti
au 1 itriklaa.
Thuro waa no muaio ln the pluy aieapl thi.t wlii.-h flill
the(??iiou.aa ,,f M.i.-.aiuo Jiuii,'- apacch, bal t".^ laBaat
to naiiafy the niuaic lovrra ; ui.d lt ?e o.r.l aii
tlio tnoie b. wltoliintf l.eeadae It waa iaiu;iw4
wlth thi- <i:ae..id? tbat n-?t lr,i.i tb?
afforta of Mr. Oraa'i oomediaus to ainn. Mi l..n.? JuJlc,
lu tba .ii-partini-nt ol ilmplc .-i. tina, acbtered ? an.'.'r*i
wii.i-h haa ao ataadartf of maasureaMBl hara at iir???al
ei.-.'|it iliut which abe i..r>e,.' baa aet la tbe ?
'? La K.Miime .\ I'ap.u" -h? he .1 t ia aadlaaea raptrri aa
evai.ui byher .iril^hti'il alooulion, graorfn '
.m.l lorely atoy oi laatana. i ?rr. iaa>ptati u i? ?a
iiuUe ln rabrartty of are.eb an l aetiou ?a* I'T.nlfai
if it had no ?xi lenr u. r lai|M raouat ou "f ' Vi?"????
w .a an HIiiatratii'Bo ?f tue atM >ai laBeeaMWl laafaai
li.ir iiii'i guaatloaahla tyi e of draaaatle repwiaBtaBaB.
A KEW RABLEM TOEATRE.
Tbe extenl ol tbe popvloaj region a!.-n.' aaa
abovr the llarlem Kirer h .a aeewaated to BMCB tliaiiOal
thaatrlaal Bwaagar tho aapattaaaat of araridtag a ?'?*?
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